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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
Preparations at Henderson.

Special 10 the Gazette
HENDERSON, TEX, June 25.-Great
preparations are being made by the pros
OF this county for huge barbecue in this
city on the 25th. Hon. W. S. Herndon of
Tyler and X. M. Wynne of Fort Worth
are billed for the occasion. Ten thou
sand people are expected to participate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

1t is no longer necessary TO take blue
pills 20 rouse the liVertto sction. Carter's
Little Liver Pills arg much better. Don't
forget this 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
POLITICAL.
Speeches on ,hs Amendment Issue Pro
and Con.


opsc1&l to the Gazette.
SAINT 10, TEX, June 25.-Hon. A. Il
Latimer will speak in favor of the pro
fioitCry amendment TO Our citizens on
Friday night.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21

NniiebIsr perpa9ten ober p~erfaufen, pie
er ~iiberhaupi iid itets dig groBen
Srennb Der Seutl6en bepieien bat.
9eietr ma6te Elm friher lpb bieiem
yorDoben, bas fid bon unabfebbarem
gortbeil fir bic gan5e 8egenb ermieisn
bdtte, elm idbes @nbe. Der iunge Mann
wuree auf Der Segb our6 bas un3eitise
Gosaeben bes 8emebres get6btet unb
biuieflieB II eiGen Snabelt, Ser iebt ets
tpa 6Sabre alt lit. Mit ieinem Sobe aers
fielan aud Ieine foeitgebenbenpIaae. 9ie
4ominifratoren beeniigten ii9 bamit,
etnen 5beil bes 2ar5es 3u elmer Cattle
Ranch einau1i6teu unb paren bic eriteu,
tpelde in bieier Gegenb pa1ures i'm
gr6Beren umfanse bauten unb babur1
Der freien Weibe ben SobesfoB gaben.
Sa bic @efabr bes Congratulations in
1etletl Sagen nabe lag, 10 iibetlieBen fe
ben bena6barten Biebbefibsrn bic arls
foBenben Seftionen auf LANCE Sermine
geeen bic 8erpfi6tuns, Tie ein5ufenaen
unb Die 9teuern an entri4ten. Sn
Solge befieu bebnt ii6 iebt i'm 9er3er
bes Counties ein fololiales ununterbros
9enes W~sibegebese mad allen &i1tunz
gen aus. SIS 1T unb bleibt aber gu bes
oausrn, baB biele Saufenbe bon Neres
beg beften Nderlanbes bur9 ienen irasi=
i9en Sobesfau ber RuItur ent5osen
muroen. Cine Menberung fiebt faur1 gu
%ertparter. bepor ni6t Der iebige grbe
maiorenn mirb. s.. 9.
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Z E ..
g. McGnnnunh hmm

9. Mcgulougb bonn Dampfer
rgomal" bot fein 0orperb6r befanbeu
unb wurbe fur fein grI9eineu Dor benz
Bunbesgeridt i'm Nobembettermin uns
ter $4,000 BirsI6aft gehelt. Das
3eusniB bon brei 9ei3ern geseu i'm 1T
duBerit grabirenb, barna1 bat er fi1
Der bereits ansegebeneu WiBbon6Iungen
@rabam's i9uloig sema9t. Gin 3euge
fagte aus, er babe ben Scrub bes brens
ienoea 6leiides @rabam's p.rfptrt,
na6bem MeGulougb ibm bic s9aufel
boil 2oblen auf ben 2eib getporfen;
bann babe @fc@. i'm nit elmer Stanae
bearbeitet. Dies lit ui1t bic erfte Rlaae
berart, bic gegen MegoulIougb porlieaf;
boheutli6 erbdlt Der Weui1enf6in6er
feline poblberbiente Strafe.
- Bon tpie 9rDBem poIfsmift6f6aft.
li6em Wertbe bic groBartigen Marmor.
lager, weI6e Seras beionbers III feinen
pefli4en Counties, in 8urnet, GILES.
pie, Maion II. q. beibt, fir unfern
Stat fein f6nren, ldbt cine Notia
f9lieBen. tuel6e elm We6ielblatt aus
benz Staate @eorgia blinot. Neun
Wteilen BON ber Stat &ome i'm Qe.
nannten Staat = 10 btridtet bieieIbe,
lit por fur3em in einem Gteinbrud elm
Marmorblod DON 20X124 Sub su Soae
gef6rbert uorben, Der bic runbe Summe
Don $4,000 gebrd6t bot. gs febt felt,
bob uniere teranif6en Warmorbeiten
9auieuoe unb 4bertauieube BON foIden
Bl6den bergen. IS bdnbelt fiG einaia
barum. bic ~sunborte, peIde iebt nod
auberbaIb alss gifenbobnoerfebrs lie.
gen. sugdn9li6 gu MAIDEN 10 baB bic
u%ertboolen @teiue einen Weg sunl ero.
Zen Meltmattt finben. Wir 6iirfeu foff
nit Si9erbeit borauf boffsn, BOB bic
felt ben lebteu Wonoten a~ugebabnte
gntwideluug ber tpeiitsrauii6en Glen.
inbuirie baSu mitpirttn pirb, bic Dor.
ertpdbnten Counties binnen 2uraem
bur9 giienbabnen fur ben WeItuerfebr
auf3ufdlieBen. uub baB alsbann sualeid
nit benz giien au6 bic bortigen Mar.
mors unb bic ebenio rei@en 8ranit.
@9dbe 3u ibrsm Dertbe fommen tper.
ben. Wie Iriber ihon einmal angebeus
tet, miibte gerabe San Nntonio bosu
berufsn isin, Der M~ittelpuntt fur ben
Betrieb bieies 10 %tuertbpoltn Nrtitels gu
uerben.
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sells' groRes &Dppubrput.
Se95ig eugliG de un6 3eutu.
dner Mennpferoe nj sc in g..

Die unsetbsiite Msinuug Nuer, bic
bas SDppobrom Der Gebr. @sus bsreiis
gefebsu taben, gebt babin, oaB es bas
beft ausgeitattste Circus : l1ntrrnebmen
gegeamdrtig in ben Ser. gtaaien 1T
unb baB feline 8orfelungen unb bic
bariu entbaltenen 9sifiuuseu Der &inits
let, fopobl dig bic Der oreffrten Sbiere,
ibrer Sii6tisteit. Brapour unb Pr1ci.
iion tpegen, i'm b09ften @raoe ben gu.
ldauer befsiebisen, neil fe beg Snters
efanten, Smpoianten unb Nmiianten
in FOLDER Menge bieten, pie es big iebt
i6werli@ einem Publitum qeboten NOR
ben 1T. 9a 1ub es Dor Naem bic oerz
idiebenartigfen Wettrennen, bic 5ur
Musfibruns fommen unb BON benen
mir anfibren po(en bas bieripdnnige
r6mii6e ngbariot" &eunen, bic Gle
pbantens &ennen. Nma3onen Wettrens
men bon 6 Der beifgeiibteffen unb fiibu=
fen Gunitreiterinnnen, Snbianermett=
renuen. Johann @labiaiDrens Gdmpfe gu
SUB unb gferbe. u. (. 10.
Morgen, 8 IAN # a g BEN %.
piro Ge('s &ieEen. Circus bier e%intref.
fen unb bieien Sag gu einem pabren
Subeltag fur sans San Nntonio unb
umgebung getalten.
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aual mad, ben, GHen.

Die Jolse bon unperoanli6feit wirb,
tDenn nod ieber Wabl3eit elm balber
@Bl6fel bon Simmons 2iber.
Regulator einsenommen mirb, ni9t
mebr aeiplirt perben. st bilft 10 gut
oerbauen uno 1T 10 milb unb arsenebm
in feinen Wirfungen. baB i'm 8iele
mad einem frdftlsen Mahle 3ur Side
rung gutter 8erbauung brauden. Ser
Gegulator hilbert ben Magett ni6t on
unb regt i'm milbe an, er lit rein be-
setabilif6 unb fam ungleid ieoer ans
beren Nr5uei in iebem 3uftanbe hes
Organisms genommen peroeu.
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TaKe Mfuth!

On iiblit Did uisbsrsefdIasen, bait feinen
appetit, Did plast aopfpeb, Du bit unrubis
nnb nerbos, fur; Su baf irsenb elm Mittel
nOtbis, Did Dieoer aufsuri9ten unO neuen
2ebensmutb su fafen. Wan bebiene ii@ oa3u
nidt beftiser Stimulanten, Gribiabrsmsbi,
einen, ober iuertblofer 8ittsrs, bic fat ale aus
jGIs9tsm @bisisb sema@t fino uno nur fir
gurae Belt aureaen unb bann cine nm 10 f6lim.
mere &eaetion I'M @sfolse 3u baben, ~fonbern
sebraude Elm 3uberlafiiaes Slutreinieuuss.
riitteI. Sin foI9es rest 2ebsr unb Mieren ;u
Iebbaftsr Sbdiiafeit on, perIsibt neue 2ebens.
trait unb sisbt benz eeibsnbsn @efuubteit unb
araft nisber. Sold Tin MitteI 1T bas glee.
trie Sitters. 60 tofet nur so Gents bic
GlafGe uno If gu baben In Der apotbefe bon
u. Drei5, Gan antonio
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3aufiaauuo.

Ser @oritanb Der Deuti6s gnsIifden
5duIe ftattet hermit fdmmtIi1en Das
men unb 6erren, DE au benz iber CT
iparten siuitigen @rfolse Der neulid
i'm 2afno a~bsebaltenen Gair ~beitrusen.
ieinen berbinbliGften Eant as.
gbeufaQs Der Rafino=@ eieli9aft, bic
ibre &dumlihfeiten aud bieies Wal
unentseItli@ our getfisung felte.
Ser Nettoz@rtrag Der Gair 1T benz
S9oBmeiiter Der S9uIe, BERN WiIb.
Goebler. nit $961-neun buubert elm
unb ied3is Dolars-auseftslt porben,
unb Der 8ortanb miro betrebt fem,
bieIe 5umme i'm Slime Der 8eranlfal.
ter Der Gair, gum Gortbefteben uno sc.
beiben Der Sdule beftm6sli4ft unb nit
aIer Spariamfeit gu p~erpenoen.
SIR ben 8orfanb:
j. @roos, prdi.
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Sas @eIdaft blatt,

gelmutblid bat Midts Elm iol6es aufbliiben
bes apotbefer . @eiddftes ben a. OreiB
berurladt, ols bic liberaIe Nustbcilung bon
@robeflafden bon ,0r. Sings nsnerfnnbenem
Mittel seeen Sdninbfudt". Der in bieie,n
artifel er3 elite llmfab lit Dabrbaft enprni, ein
8ewsis bon Der 3botia9s, bab fieies berib,
uole Wittel die 8dle bon Suiten, @rfiltuna,
aabmu, Bronchitis, 8raune uno ollie A,ten bon
gals. uno gunseuleioen iider eurirt uno ME
febIi@ldst. Man berlade bas Mittel erf, in.
BEN nan fd cine grobsfaid,e gratis sebem
last. Die grOben Glafden fOiten 81. Ser
Grfolg miro sarantirt.
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4uerlei.

= @eftern MbenS brannte in Der
8era @ru5 StraBe Elm %unbepobnies
6als nieber. gs bate einen Werib
BON $4,000 uno lpar DON benz gigentbiis
Scr. 6. u. 9oober fir $4,000 psrfi9ert.
Nls 9err MeDer, 8eiiber zines
@rDeern > Stores an Weit Commerce
StroBe, binter benz SnternatiouaI= 9e=
pot geffern aug benz 9anbe auriidfebrte
unb IA Meilen bon Der Stabt entfernt,
einen 9iisel hinabfubr, 3erriB bas @e=
i6irr Ieiner Yferbe uuo er tuurbe nit ben
3deeln bonn Sig se,ogen. gr fiel 10
unsliidti6, baB er nit BEN @asen cine
@trede melt sefdleift murbe = uno Elm
8ein an 3mei Gtefen brad. ebe Die
pferbe gum Steben tamen. Der orlne
Nann, Der fdredlide @bmer3en lit,
muBte ben s9abeu, 10 gut es sina, wie.
Der repariren unb fubr mod big CUR
@taot, no TT iid dr5tIi6er 0ilfe
iiberqdb.
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Srouria.

Ser piBise S@aufpieler 9reper gu
9ambura benerfte an elmer Mittagstas
fel i'm Gafbaus, Die mebrere iunge
9erren fi6 bas Morf aus ben Ohfen.
fnoden Defenders gut ldmeden lieBeu.
DrtDer ieuf3te tief ouf. Gein Nadbor
fragts Jpn um bic uria6e. 3D. Ct,
wiberte ienrr, lift es nidt Elm Sans
mer. tuenn man feben muB, mie beut3us
taae bic Ginber ben 8dtern has Marf
aus ben Rno9en ~iaugenA
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gpebe,t erhalten

@alaeurfen, beuti6e uab frana0Ride
Tru9tprdferpen, 5todfi6. ipaniide
Oliben, 94meiser Rdie. Qmferbamer
8lumentobI, Inanas, &odforb 2die,
Srifeln, importirte Graders unb Ob>
laten, Satteln, Geigen.
Smitb & MiIfpn,
@de SoIebab. & %. 6oufonfr.
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M. $. Ontterfioe & Go, 1886
Ofs 9ouitonsS troBe, plumbers. @ass
unb Steam . Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Bublifum fir die in ibrGa9 f6lagenben
Arbeiten empfoblen unb perfpreden
prompte Yeioreung aler Quftrdge.
&ronleu6ter, Cos Sirtures, 8abeparls
men. @lolets &c. ftets on 6anb.
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8rnd! 8rmd grndy!

pirb unfeblbar furirt nod Der Metbobe
Der 9OftOren s. 8. unb s. Wiaiams,
ct. 9ouis, Mo. Meber Wfefer nod
bppobermii6e Na6eln neroen anges
tpanbt. Sofortise grlei9teruns, unb
9riinoli@e 9eiluug in tur3er 3eit. Wian
mirb niht berbinbert ieiner Qrbeit pber
ieinen 8efddften nad5ugeben. Auf
Wunf9 mirb bic SeilunS garantirt.
&oniultation un~entSeltli9. MdBige
preiie. 5predt Dor 3immer go. A
tiber WolH & Tsarr. 10,9,tum
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ng- Ole

ps- Ste neuef # Ell / m portir.
9elitateffen, eingema6te
Grii@te unb GENTLE, @udnbeat unb
Mople Syrup, neuer Sugar pouie Mos
lales, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
unb @ier fieis ftii9 unb in groBen
8orrdtben bel g mitb & @ilo n,
@de Der 9Olebab u. 6oufton StraBe.
Nqe Srbers perben prompt ausgefhbrt
unb bic @aaren ins 6aus geliefert.
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nMeine Jrau iorobl ME i1 baben
ct. Safo6ssOel se8eu Gopf=, 3abns Il.
alerbanb @lieberi6mer3en angetpanbt
unb wurben itets gebsilt. gs lit uu.
feblbar elm GROCER 59meraenfiler unb
ioate In feinem 9auie feblen. "-Wess
lep pome, 8ueatunne, Wane So, MiH.
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pirb gum 1. Nobember cine R6din
ooer elm Mdbden fir 6ausarbeit bel
gutem 2obn. Wad5ufrasen in Der
Office biefes 8lattes.
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@ AT

tpiro cine auberIdiFse Sduse amme.
Gutter 2ohn beaablt. Ndberss 3u erfab.
rem bel 6rau Or. 8 OF. Kingsley,
80. 303, Apeuue E.-3elepbon 40.
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- Sn Meued's prairie, Montao.
merp Co., bat s. Wattbeps ieinen 8ae
ter erfdofen, neil ie i6 iber cine
Sbeilung bon 2oru ni6t eini9n
fonnten.
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Manerid's 8anf beforgt @eIbfen.
bungen nod allen Sbeilen 9eutf9lanbs
ins Daus abgeliefert gu biligerert Staten
aIs bic Bpfoffice.
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Q erIam at

tpiro elm intelisenter 3nabe i'm alter
bon 15-16 Sabren. Na63ufragen in
Der Office bieies Blottes.
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Slud bic gdmuffadeu limb Der

gud Die Sdmn6fad1en fn0 0er
Mobe unternOrfen, bic BON Saifon gu
Saiion li6 perdnbert. 9as Neuefte
barin. bauptiddli6 aber in Diamanten
inbct man i'm Siamanten = 9auie
bon g. &oubant, Der foitpdbs
renb bas 4a%erneueiie auf 2aser hdlt.
9err 8. &oupant uno feline 3uportoms
member 8ertdufer iinb ieber3eit bereit,
bic Waaren bebufs 8ei9tigung bor3us
legen. 8. &oupant 1T felt 1868 etabs
lirt unb erfreut fi@ zines meiiuerbreites
ten guten &ufes. St 1T elm In Der
S4wei3 aussebilbeter praftifder llbrs
nader unb %garantirt ole feline arbeiten.
6. &oupant, Waiu Plasa, San Nnionio.
BaT @aroIan & 3tne,s 10
unb Is Gents Steaks f0nnen in Der
Stabt niGlt ibertroffeu tperbeu.
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1s~ Wer bon garoIan& Ring
fauft, Ipart @eI6 fir gis.
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Die rei4fe unb ~elegunteffe MuspabI
0 artiteln, mel&e f4 befonbers 40
@e6urtsfaass unD Soderts . @efdenlen
eiSnen, als:
S!lber,pfa tirfe Waoren,
Statuen BON Brcnje, Eerra Gotta,
BOr3ellau unb Mlabafer.
@slisiSie 5isuren, @rueiire unb SO.
ienfrinae.
ytumen- Gaien unb Nmpeln.
8ahen, fein feeorirts.
Nlbums in src6sr NuSuabl.
photographer alIer Art.
5oupenirs nit 81 NnfGten BON Sun
Nntpntc, fir so Gents.
Bilpsr uEb D,lDer. &ahmen.
Muifooisn unb utren.
Opernsliier unb TernrSbre.
GoihenmeHer unb 64eeren.
Damen urp 9srren Toilet MecaGuire.
@elbtai6eu fur perreg unb Damen.
Domsu . 9aabtaidsn.
Brief Woppsn.
Sdreib3euse uno Noti3bhGer.
.8iiitensRarten @tuis.
Damen Mrbeits ; 3di4en an0 s5rbe.
5anos Spiesel unb aimnte.
8au&.Gif&e n Service.
eiBarren . @tuis.
3eitun8s. Wappen.
Spa3ierfSde.
YOsel n gi4tOrn aafss.
Neeoroecns. 5ithern unb Sarmcnieaa.
Wufdeln in GROCER Auswabf.
Slid Npparate.
Fapisre uns iOuitise Materialien sur
Nn~fertiSuns bon Bupier-B lumsn.
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Der Wtehretdathnm BON sesas.

Rad ben ei~nseianbien Nfefmentlis
ten Der Derf@iebenen Counties bot Der
Romptroler bic foIgenoe 3uidmmens
fellung fiber ben @iebrei9tbum bes
Staates gema9t:
l. 1893, 522 pferbe u. Gfel. $32. 221, III
a Hln nnl n.as m.-AL..L 10 roc 40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-21
and nearly stationary I
Place of
Observation.
THE DULUTH ELECTION.

The election of officers and directors,
yesterday, by the stockholders of the
st. Paul & Duluth Railroad company
was significant occasion. 1t resulted
in the marked victory of the progressive
faction of the directorate and in there
tirement of MeSsrs. JAMES j. HILL,
HENRY UPHAM, of st. Paul, and
CHARLES FAIRCHITD, of Boston, who
were supposed to be opposed to PreSi-
dent FISHERS policy. Mr.. FISHER, it
seems, recognizing the fact that better
terminal facilities, improved equipment
and easier grading would almost double
the capacity of the road and by decreas-
ing the expenses would increase the re-
ceipts has for some time been endeavor-
ing to get the stockholders assent to
expenditures amounting to some 81
100000. His views, founded upon
practical experience, were regarded by
many of the stockholders as eminently
sound. A minority, however, opposed
them on the score that dividends would
have to be passed and the stockholders
would suffer. Among this minority
we're Mr.. HILL and his friends. There
we're not wanting those who asserted
that the reason these gentlemen opposed
President FISHERS progressive ideas
was not regard for the stockholders in
;ereStS, but desire on their part to
prevent the Duluth road from holding
It's territory to the exclusion of another
road already reaching out for a share of
;he business. Be that as it may, the
FISHER party mustered it's strength
yesterday and Messrs. HILL, UPHAM
md FAIRCHILD are no longer in the
Duluth directorate. The improvements
will, therefore, continue and, increas-
ing as they will, the efficiency of dis
inetiyely st. Paul road, the victory of
The progressive party over the conserva-
i've, whatever the objects of the latter
nay have been, will doubtless be viewed
With public favor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-21
A TERRIBLE MAN.
Peter Troy Invades Ireland With
Explosives"

Peter Troy Invades Ireland With
Explosives"
DUBLIN, June 20.-Peter Troy, the
supposed dynamiter, has been released
on his own recOgniZance.
New YORK, June 2O.-Mr. Gurteen is
the uncle of Willie Musgrove, fifteen
year old boy, now at Mellery seminary,
County Waterford, Ireland. The fire.
works which Troy had were bought in
Park place, New York, by Mrs. Helen
MusgrOve, of No. 81 Monroe street, New
York, who asked Troy to take them to
her young relative Willie that he might
celebrate the Fourth of July. Troy was
willing to be the messenger, and 81 was
forthwith invested in Roman candles, pin
wheels and firecrackers, which were
packed in little soap box, with an old
pair OF trousers wrapped around them
to keep them from being accidentally
set OFT. Two notes were also put into
the box, one to the Tipperary relatives
and another to the little fellow, telling
him that the next time they would send
him more, but that these would have to
do for the present. The box was sent to
the steamer dock addressed to Mr.. Troy
and nothing more was thought of it
until the cable dispatches arrived an
nOuncing that a terrible dynamite plot
had been discovered and that an Ameri-
can, Peter Troy, landing from the Adri-
attic had been arrested with explosives.
In the house on Monroe street, yester-
day, there was unalloyed merriment
over the affair, merriment which,
probably, is not shared by poor Mr..
TROY
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-21
UNSER FRITZ

There is every reason to believe that
the hold which the crown prince of Ger
many, familiarly called UnSer FRITZ, has
upon life is very slight, so slight indeed
that his death may be expected at any
time. His complaint is believed to ex-
actly resemble that from which Gen.
GRANT suffered, and his death accord
ingly will, in all human probability,
take place in the near future. With
this probability and the certainly that
Emperor WILLIAM cannot, in the nat
ural course of things, expect to survive
much longer, Germany has very
troubled future to look forward to. The
successor to the throne will be young
man, who naturally will be largely
guided by BISMARCK, and that choleric
old gentleman possesses anything but
peaceful disposition. In fact, it
is said that only the earnest
wishes of the aged emperor have served
to maintain peace for SO long. With
BISMARCK holding the reins of govern
ment, France will do well to keep well
within bounds, for the war, which is
sometimes inevitable, the chancellor
would probably not hesitate to inaugur-
ate on the slightest preteXt.. So it APP
pears that the peace of Europe depends
upon the arrest or development of
cancer in one mans throat. 1t would
not be so were Germany republic, and
she will never have better opportu-
nifty for comforting civil freedom upon
her people than when, in the course of
nature, the emperor and Unser FRITZ
are removed from the SCENE
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MARINE.
PORT OF ASHLAND.

PORT OF ASHLAND.
Special to the Globe.
ASHLAND, Wis, June 19.-Arrived: Idaho,
Duluth; Annie Young, Buffalo. Cleared:
Idaho, Buffalo; Annie Young, Duluth. June
20.-Arrived: Jay Gould, Chicago: India,
Buffalo; Fremont, Hancock; Germania,
Crickland, Duluth. Cleared: India, Fremont,
Duluth; Everett, Minch, ore, Cleveland.
PORT OF wAsHBURN.
Special to the Globe.
WAsHBURN, Wis. June 20-Arrived: Idaho
and City of Fremont, Duluth; Annie Young
Chicago, merchandise; S. j. Mary and con.
sorts Camden and Ishpening. LOrine, 2,077
tons coal. Cleared: Idaho, Buffalo, 2, $50
barrels flour; Jay Gould and India, Duluth;
Fremont, Hancock flour; Mary, Ashland.
Brisk northeast wind, cloudy.
AT THE 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, June 20.-Passed
up: Cumberland, H. d. Alverson, B. A.
Bruce, Fl: Fitzhugh, $40 p. m; Alive Mon
roe IL :55 M " swain, Helyetia, q; m;
a. m; Anna Smith. Redwing, Young
America, 1875 p. M; United Empire, Pa
cifc, f. NJ. Wheeler. 2:1O p. M; Porter
Chamberlin, A. L. Bliss, G; W. Wesley, Ida
Nyack, George T. Hope, a 40 p. m. Roanok,
p. m. Down: A. Sumner, Nelson, Bloom,
Hinkley, Jura, Grafton, S:O5 a. M; r. j.
Hackett, Peck, 40 a. M; Calumet, Argo-
Hopkins, Grand Traverse II. a. Benson.
Ills a. M; Business, Ohio, II p. M; Escan-
aba, Thomas L. Parker, 4 p. m; n. j. Fair
bank, Frank Pera, G. d. COffenburg, 81. X.
Newcomb, p. m. Winds southeast, light
and clear.
STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.
New York-Arizona from Liverpool.
Havre-Normandie from New York.
Glasgow-State of Nevada from New York.
Philadelphia-Lord Cough from Liverpool.
Queenstown-City of Chester from New
York.
Southampton-Eider from New York for
Bremen.
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WHITNEY's HARD SENSE.

Secretary of the Navy WHITNEY is
evidently an official possessing more
ihan the average amount of good, hard
sense. An indication of it is to be found
n his response to the remonStrance
made against the removal of certain
men in one of the navy yards. Reply
ing cOurteouSly to the complaint, the
Democratic secretary said that besides
especial reasons for the removal, 1.-The
interest of the government were best
subserved by a change throughout"
sympathy with the administration, and,
to use phrase appropriate to his de-
partment, were SO overgrOwn with the
barnacles of place-holding that they had
ceased to be of use. Acting under this
impression, the secretary brought the
navy department up to a condition
Of efficiency which it has never
before possessed. 1t would be
well if his example were more generally
followed. In nearly all of the depart
mentS there are yet numerous officials
who, besides being Republicans and ut
terly out Of sympathy with the admins
tratiOn, have long since outgrown their
usefulness. They should be removed
without delay and competent, deserving
Democrats, of whom there are thousands
whose deserts have not been rewarded,
should be installed in their places. A
little of the WHITNEY hard sense might
well be distributed in other quarters to
the benefit of not only the Democratic
party, but of the country at large.